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Sentence Challenge

Created on June 19, 2024

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Sentence challenge

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How to play

holiday

happy

monkey

people

wash

doll

Sentence challenge

1, precision, rnd

Sentence challenge 1

cat

green

small

sit

long

every day

awful

John

play

soldier

dangerous

fish

ask

never

doctor

always

win

quickly

shocked

shop

people

parrot

tired

holiday

1, precision, rnd

Sentence challenge 2

octopus

patient

remind

take

amazing

freezing

achieve

clever

consider

soldier

dangerous

common

shortage

ancient

breathe

death

famous

in addition to

blind

desert

whale

device

valuable

admit

Great job!!!

Use all the words on the way to get to the other side.

Start making your sentences.

Pick a number on the left

Instructions

Use all the words on the way to get to the other side.

Start making your sentences.

Pick a number on the left

Instructions

4. Be creative. Use as many words as possible.

3. Use all the words on your way to get to the same number on the other side.

2. Start making a sentence using the words you see.

1. Pick a number on the left.

How to play

restart button - restarts the whole game

reset button - changes the layout of the words

Create your own version of the game. If you have your own genially account, just edit the words on the grid and you're ready to go.

* Ask ss to write down the sentences / story they create. * Play the game as the race between the teams. Assign a point for each correct sentence. *Specify the grammar that you want to be used and ask students to create the sentences or a story.

Variations

Version 2

SS make sentences from any number on the left to the same number on the right. The sentences don't have to be connected logically. The aim is to use the words on the way correctly.

Version 1

SS create a logical story going from point A to point B adding as many details as they want.

The aim of this game is to practice sentence or story making. It can serve as a revision exercise or as a speaking practice both for groups of students as well as individual practice.

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Sentence challenge

Teacher's notes

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Basic

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Sentence challenge

Sentence challenge 1

Sentence challenge 2

Great job!!!

Use all the words on the way to get to the other side.

Start making your sentences.

Pick a number on the left

Instructions

Use all the words on the way to get to the other side.

Start making your sentences.

Pick a number on the left

Instructions

4. Be creative. Use as many words as possible.

3. Use all the words on your way to get to the same number on the other side.

2. Start making a sentence using the words you see.

1. Pick a number on the left.

How to play

restart button - restarts the whole game

reset button - changes the layout of the words

Create your own version of the game. If you have your own genially account, just edit the words on the grid and you're ready to go.

* Ask ss to write down the sentences / story they create. * Play the game as the race between the teams. Assign a point for each correct sentence. *Specify the grammar that you want to be used and ask students to create the sentences or a story.

Variations

Version 2

SS make sentences from any number on the left to the same number on the right. The sentences don't have to be connected logically. The aim is to use the words on the way correctly.

Version 1

SS create a logical story going from point A to point B adding as many details as they want.

The aim of this game is to practice sentence or story making. It can serve as a revision exercise or as a speaking practice both for groups of students as well as individual practice.

How to play